Both "abnormal" and "atypical" describe something that deviates from the norm or is not standard, usual, or expected.
While both words indicate deviation from the norm, "abnormal" often implies a stronger sense of deviation and may suggest something is problematic or undesirable. "Atypical" is more neutral and simply suggests being unusual or not typical without necessarily having a negative connotation.
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